Hamiz Multi-Scraper
Pricing
from $0.60 / 1,000 results
Scrape hamiz.com, Algeria's buy-and-sell marketplace, with lightweight HTTP requests against the site's own search, category, and seller pages. No login and no browser automation required.
How to drive the scraper. Search by keyword (search) walks the site's own search result pages (card rows: id, title, price, image, 20 per page). Browse a category (category) and Seller listings (seller) walk paginated product grids. Specific product URLs (directUrls) enriches a hand-picked list of product URLs with the full detail data (description, SKU, stock state, seller card, images, rating, delivery note). Category tree snapshot (categories) emits every category node from the site menu with its depth and parent chain.
Used when What to scrape (startMode) = Search by keyword (search). Free-text query, exactly as the site's own search box accepts it (e.g. iphone, climatiseur, abaya).
Used when What to scrape (startMode) = Browse a category (category). Paste the category page URL straight from the browser's address bar (e.g. https://hamiz.com/en/automobile.html). Nested category paths work the same way.
Used when What to scrape (startMode) = Seller listings (seller). Paste the seller storefront URL straight from the browser's address bar (e.g. https://hamiz.com/en/dima-top). The run returns every product the seller has listed, one row per product.
Used when What to scrape (startMode) = Specific product URLs (directUrls). The product page URLs, pasted straight from the browser's address bar (e.g. https://hamiz.com/en/4-piece-car-window-sunshade-set-black-s6223.html). Each URL is scraped with the full data the site offers: description, SKU, special and regular prices, stock state, seller card, image gallery, rating, and delivery note.
Stop after pushing this many rows. Applies in every mode. 0 = no cap.
Stop after this many page requests. One page = one request (search and grid pages carry 20 products each). Use 0 for no cap. The scraper stops on its own when a grid runs out.
Rate limit per worker. Hamiz sits behind bot protection that watches request patterns — stay at or below the default so the Actor stays viable long-term.
Request language. Sets the site language prefix (/en/, /fr/, /ar/) — result URLs and interface labels follow it. Product titles and descriptions are seller-entered and never translated.
Skip products whose ID has already been pushed in this run. Duplicates are dropped at the request-queue level too, so re-running the Actor with the same settings is idempotent.
